[9] It was brought out in 1852, by my friend John Van Voorst, of Paternoster Row, who, after a long and honourable career, retired at the ripe age of eighty-four to take well-merited rest. He has proved himself to me a phœnix amongst publishers. "Half profits are no profits to the author," is the common saying, and yet for the last thirty years I have continually received from him small sums which represented my gains. Oh that all were so scrupulous!
[10] "Falconry in the Valley of the Indus," pp. 100, 101.
[11] Vol. x. p. 205, et seqq.
[12] See, in vol. i. p. 53 of "Sind Revisited," Sir Charles's outspoken opinion.
[13] "Scinde," vol. ii. p. 258, etc.
[14] "Sind Revisited," vol. i. p. 256, shows how I found my old home in 1876.
[15] "Scinde," vol. i. p. 151.
[16] "Falconry," pp. 103-105.
[17] "Goa," etc., p. 355.
[18] See Ibid., p. 339.